Fisheries group seeks export assistance

Sep 30th at 14:40
30-09-2014 14:40:07+07:00

Fisheries group seeks export assistance

The Viet Nam Pangasius Association has asked the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development to continue negotiating with the Customs Union of Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan to allow all Vietnamese pangasius enterprises to export to their market.

Currently, only certain firms are allowed to export, creating animosity from those who cannot.

Five Vietnamese tra and basa processors have taken advantage of the removal of the temporary suspension of seafood imports to the market. However, others were not able to capitalise on the end of the Russian ban.

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